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1、5份最新高考英语完形填空夹叙夹议文全国卷模拟题汇编12页2020年5-6月份最新高考英语完形填空夹叙夹议文全国卷模拟题汇编英语试题1.（2020届吉林省吉林市高三第三次调研） Shortly after I graduated from junior high in 1968, my mother began repeating her boring words: “Learn to 21 , and doors will open for you, Pam.” I would 22 with a sigh “Yes, Mom” or, an eye roll when out of her

2、23 .As an immigrant mother, she believed typing was a(n) 24 “American skill”. That meant it was up to me, her American-born child, to learn to type. Then a typewriter appeared for my birthday.“Thanks, Mom, but I cant type,” I 25 reminded her.“Thats going to 26 ,” she answered, also gently. “Soon.”Mo

3、m was a woman of her 27 . “Soon” arrived just one week later, when she took me to the Crown Business Institute and put my name on the 28 of the institutes typing lessons.Every morning I 29 to Crown and by noon we were finished, 30 ached terribly. As the lessons progressed, Mom began to show me a com

4、pletely 31 side. The usually mild-mannered woman changed into a 32 army officer, making me practice over and over, and Im sure even my typewriter was begging for 33 . My mother encouraged and comforted me when I 34 or wanted to give up. She stated her 35 but still effective typing-can-open-doors wor

5、ds, and I would just continue 36 . When I finally completed the course, showing the 37 to my mother, Mom cried.Mom was right. Many 38 did open for me. My life would have been different had Mom not 39 my learning to type at a young age. It was Mom who 40 me through one door so future doors could open

6、. That old and faded certificate is just as much hers as it is mine.21Awrite Bdrive Cdraw Dtype22Aagree Brespond Cstart Dshare23Atouch Breach Cdoubt Dview24Aessential Bdifficult Cconvenient Deasy25Aeagerly Burgently Cgently Dgratefully26Achange Bprepare Cchoose Dlearn27Amood Bdeed Cword Dmind28Acard

7、 Bnote Cbasis Dlist29Aexplained Breported Cappealed Dlistened30Ahead Beyes Cfingers Dmouth31Adifferent Bnormal Cirrelevant Dnew32Astrict Bperfect Cserious Dbrave33Apardon Bmercy Chelp Dadvice34Aslept Brefused Cregretted Dstruggled35Amuch-practiced Bwell-known Cwell-worn Dmuchdeserved36Acomplaining B

8、blaming Cpracticing Dwandering37Aapplication Bnotice Cpresent Dcertificate38Awonders Bdoors Caccounts Dsituations39Arelied on Binsisted on Cworried about Dwondered about40Apushed Bleft Cdropped Dcut2.（2020届湖南省郴州市高三第二次教学质量监测）A couple of weeks ago, my grandfather was explaining his favorite expression

9、, “Nothing is ever easy.” The following day, as I tried to complete my clays work, I happened to 21 a bumblebee (大黄蜂) on the skylight (天窗). The skylight was particularly high up, but I thought 22 the bee would take no more than five minutes. An hour later, the bee still remained. All that had 23 was

10、 that the living room was a mess and that I was dizzy from 24 into the sunlight. I did not expect to waste an hour on an insect so 25 but by doing so, I understood what my grandfather meant.It is not only time that we tend to underestimatewe dont account for unexpected costs. We often imagine what c

11、an work in our 26 but we seldom think of all the 27 things that could affect us. However, it is important to remember that your day or week or year might not go as 28 and that is completely normal. It is 29 acceptable to feel challenged even at a 30 that you thought was simple because that is part o

12、f life.If you can 31 that nothing will ever be easy, then 32 might seem slightly more manageable. In middle school, I thought high school might be easier because I could choose the classes I wanted to 33 . In high school, I thought 34 might be easier because I could have a schedule best suited for m

13、yself. Yet each time, I was both wrong and disappointed. After accepting that school wouldnt (and shouldnt) be 35 , I found myself with a more positive attitude and 36 results.Of course, there should be 37 made to account for expenses or time. Doing so can only help you 38 your goals in a better way

14、. However, there is no need to beat ourselves up (过分自责) when something stands in our 39 . Maybe we cannot see a 40 coming our way, but we can always give ourselves the extra time to catch it.21Aarrest Bnotice Cfly Dattract22Adescribing Bexploring Cremoving Dwarning23Achanged Bfailed Ccleared Dended2

15、4Acleaning up Bturning up Clooking up Dmaking up25Aawful Bworrying Ctiny Dbig26Afavor Bdream Ctrip Dreason27Asuccessful Bhelpful Cpositive Dnegative28Aobserved Bpromised Cunexpected Dplanned29Aseriously Bperfectly Cobviously Dpartly30Atask Bresult Cfact Dbelief31Afind Bknow Crefuse Daccept32Astory B

16、relief Clife Dchance33Atake Bcount Cbring Dkeep34Acourse Bcollege Cgrade Drole35Adifficult Beasy Ccomplicated Dannoying36Aimproved Bfallen Crecorded Dorganized37Aagreements Bdecisions Cexperiments Dpreparations38Aacknowledge Baccomplish Cpredict Dremember39Aage Bface Cpath Dview40Afriend Bhelper Cbi

17、rd Dbee3.（2020届广东广雅中学高三适应性考试） Miss Avery, my fifth-grade teacher, was a farm girl who was 21 to work hard and make something of herself She let us know she wanted to teach us the values her parents had given hen She 22 we learn the meaning of kindheartedness. And all year, Miss Avery kept on the bla

18、ckboard this sentence: “Have a（n） 23 that never hardens, a temper that never tries, a touch that never hurts.”Never? I was 24 if I could meet such standards. Miss Avery reminded us that we all 25 , but that direction matters: a goal to pursue and values to have and to uphold in her phrase, “a larger

19、 vision.”Those three words were transformed by her to something 26 that stood before us every day: the flag of America. She was 27 telling each of us, “This is your country.” She took pains to explain what our Founding Fathers had in mind when they fought for independence.It wasnt that she wanted us

20、 to 28 taking an honest look at Americas past and present life. On the contrary, we spent a lot of time learning about the mistakes and 29 committed over the generations. We learned about slavery and the long struggle of the black for their rights.Every day, we sang our national anthem and proudly 3

21、0 our nations flag. Every day, too, we had a history lesson right after that 31 of loyalty. Miss Avery asked that we put ourselves in the shoes of the presidents and other leaders whose achievements and misdeeds we were 32 . We were asked to take 33 and argue a point of view before our classmates wi

22、th respect, say, to the Revolutionary War or the Civil War.These days, I notice classrooms without the flag. Many teachers tell me that the salute (敬礼) to the flag never 34 in their school. Some of them say they hate extreme patriotism (爱国主义) 35 loyalty to a nation. I respect a spirit of skepticism,

23、 but children also need 36 something and someone to trust, to hold up as worthy of admiration.It is important that our children keep in mind not only the errors made in our nations past but also the social, 37 , and racial struggles carried on with 38 that have led to a decent life for millions of u

24、s. We have good reason to want our children to appreciate this country and to 39 the flag as its symbol, even as we expect them to become citizens unafraid to look at what still needs to be done if a nations ideals are to become its everyday 40 .21Apaid off Bbrought up Ctaken over Dpulled up22Ainsis

25、ted Bforced Cdetermined Dpersuaded23Aenthusiasm Bconfidence Cfaith Dheart24Adoubtless Banxious Cskeptical Dconcerned25Aslip Bpursue Csucceed Dsplit26Aobvious Baccessible Cconcrete Drelevant27Aregularly Bconstantly Cconsequently Doccasionally28Aavoid Brisk Cpermit Dconsider29Ainjustices Baccidents Co

26、ffenses Dregrets30Arespected Bhonored Cadmired Draised31Abehavior Bexercise Csymbol Dsense32Ajudging Bpraising Ccriticizing Dstudying33Aideas Bcare Cattitudes Dsides34Awears off Btakes place Cshows up Dcomes out35Astrong Bpersonal Cabsolute Dnational36Aapproval Bpower Cbelief Dsympathy37Aeconomic Bh

27、istoric Cpainful Dchallenging38Afailure Bsuccess Cjoy Drespect39Aconfess Bwave Cacknowledge Dbelieve40Aroutine Blife Ctask Dreality4.（2020届甘肃省天水市第一中学高三诊断） Everyone should go to his or her 50th high school reunion. There was a time I thought Id never go even if the opportunity 21 . But now I feel 22

28、for people who dont go.I went to the 23 of my high school on a Saturday evening, and I am glad I did. It was a gift to recognize some 24 classmates right away and to be recognized. 25 , we had name tags and our 26 photos on our clothing to help identify us. I recognized one woman immediately!The mos

29、t memorable and moving experience of the night was 27 by a schoolmate and neighbor to whom I was once close. Unfortunately, we had a falling out in the high school. I never saw her after 28 , but this time, I saw her name on a place setting. At first, I feared that I would 29 her. But my better self

30、 won over, and I 30 her out. I kept looking until I got a(n) 31 on my shoulder. There she was 32 . We hugged as if nothing had ever 33 and exchanged affectionate words. When the party 34 , my old-new friend walked towards me, 35 me again and wished me well. I returned her good wishes. All the bad 36

31、 melted into thin air.I am grateful I had this 37 to reunite with old classmates. After all, we are almost 38 the final lap of our lifelong journeys. Some classmates had already left this 39 , and their names were deleted from the list. Sometimes we have to walk back into the past because time does heal old wounds. Were not the 40 people. We are better people.21Acame down Bcame up Ccame